delabodge
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Great find,look forward to seeing that working in its new life
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Steve knowing you as a nocturnal man, I think you'll find the squirrels have stripped it , I know they have on mine
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I have a brand new ford ranger 4x4 single cab, 16 plate , just driven 3500 miles in it all round france/spain and portugal, never let me down once,nor should it, Ive done 9800 miles in it since march and has been as good as gold, time will tell, I bought it off the back of the previous older 2004 plate which I had from new,well demonstrator, in the 12 yrs I had that ,only problem i had was track rod ends, and a clutch on 100,000 miles, love my ranger, and my old one has been bought locally and still going strong.
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not that I need it,as use my planner, but watched the video anyway,really usefull for anyone with out one,cheers for the link:thumbup1:
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I'd leave it till the weather gets cooler,then mill it half an inch over the finished diameter you want it to allow it to be planned in the future, you'd be surprised how much you lose ,nice grain on that lot
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Atlas Cedar available Surrey / Sussex, early Sept
delabodge replied to Acer Forestry's topic in Milling Forum
:laugh1:phew, lucky escape there,nearly got something that wasnt cedar,,nooooooo:thumbdown: -
Atlas Cedar available Surrey / Sussex, early Sept
delabodge replied to Acer Forestry's topic in Milling Forum
Bit too far for me mate, but sounds a lovely stem -
It's already in my yard mate:001_tt2:
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Just out of interest ! How many m3 bags can that produce?
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Unless your selling hundreds of bags, and have a regular place who buys it ,then you could do a lot worse than buying off some of the wholesalers on here,about £2 a net, then double your money for no work?
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Nope never👍 but they were just normal coloured ones,had a wad left over from building my oak garage,and there's always loads spare floating round builders yards:thumbup:
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Love these two👍
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It's an interesting post, I don't have any because apart from my favourite footy team, which I won't do, then I struggle to think about what I'd want, ? Lads who Subbieclimb for me have some and as long as they do a great job then I bet my customers don't care,I love some of the tattoos posted on this thread and especially tree related ones, my wife hates em , so that's my reason. God forbid she ever isn't my wife , I'd prob have a few lol
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If your desperate, buy a load of roof batterns
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Large walnut available stroud Gloucestershire
delabodge replied to Gardiners Tree Surgery's topic in Milling Forum
That's a good offer, time you've paid for fuel to get there,labour costs,,,time to season it👍 -
going to be a scorcher down here again, not great for conifer bashing,,,
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Top job mate
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So glad I'm 47 and three yrs away from hanging up my gear,to retire to Spain, do a little wood turning and not have to put up with ,councils,tpo's angry motorists,arsey clients , and ever growing costs, it's beaches and sunsets for me, as h&s is getting insane and none viable:thumbdown:
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Well done mate for buying British and supporting traditional crafts,
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lol:lol:looks good mate,,,
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Best use of that poplar
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well said:clap:
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I second Stephen,great friendly service:thumbup:
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Yep seen that one before but worth a second viewing, dread to think how much they are, but lovely boards,and some kit:thumbup:
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Any pics?
